Climb Mont Blanc (4,808m) in 3 days via Goûter with a specialized high mountain guide. Enjoy a unique and unforgettable experience. Come climb the highest peak in continental Europe with a professional guide!
Without being an overly technical mountain, it is not an easy summit and requires good training, practice and correct technique in the use of crampons. Its height must also be taken into account. Let yourself be accompanied to its 4808m summit.
Come climb the highest peak in continental Europe with a professional guide!
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The popularity of Montblanc in recent years has made getting a place to spend the night in the refuges on the Gouter to Montblanc route very complicated.
Reservations for professional agencies open before Christmas and all places for the season are usually filled within a few months.
If your dream is to climb Montblanc, don’t wait until the last minute to book. Contact us and we will advise you.
Day 1
We come into contact with the mountain. First we will take the Les Houches cable car, to connect with the Mont Blanc rack railway, which will take us up to the Eagle’s Nest at 2372 meters, where our ascent begins. The walk to the vicinity of the Tête Rousse refuge is not difficult. Tete Rouse, 3200m.
Elevation gain: 900 meters.
Approximate time: 3 to 3:30 hours.
day 2
From this point the mountain straightens up and shows us its most dangerous part. Leaving the Tête Rouse refuge and after about 30 minutes, we must quickly cross the great corridor that descends from the top of the mountain. From here we will follow a vertical wall between loose stones and sections with a safety cable, which will lead us to the same balcony of the Goûter refuge, at 3,817 meters.
Elevation gain: 600 meters.
Approximate time: 3 to 4 hours.
Day 3
Around 2 in the morning we will have breakfast, to be able to leave for the summit an hour or an hour and a half later. We will climb the Aiguille du Goûter at 3,863 meters and the Dôme du Goûter at 4,304 meters. At sunrise, we will be approximately close to the Vallot refuge, to face the final stretch of the ascent up the ridge of Les Bosses. Arriving between 9 and 10 in the morning at the summit of Mont Blanc.
We will make the descent following the same route, passing through the Goûter refuge and returning to Chamonix. We will descend to the Nido de Águila where we will take the rack railway, and later the cable car that will take us to Chamonix.
Unevenness: 1,000 meters up and 3,330 meters down.
Approximate time: 8 to 10 hours.
Take advantage of receiving free access to our entire platform for one year when you book this trip. We advise you to take the following courses before your trip to enjoy the experience to the fullest:
MONTBLANC ROUTE 4000s with acclimatization
